According to federal regulators, Kim Kardashian unlawfully promoted a cryptocurrency on Instagram without disclosing the amount she was paid for the promotion.
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In June of last year, she published the article and questioned her devoted audience, "ARE you into cryptocurrency? SHARING WHAT MY FRIENDS JUST TOLD ME ABOUT THE ETHEREUM MAX TOKEN IS NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE.
According to the SEC statement, the post contained a link to EthereumMax's website, which offered instructions for prospective investors on how to buy EMAX coins.
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She did this in violation of the federal securities law's anti-touting clause, it claimed. According to the announcement, Kardashian agreed to assist with the commission's inquiry "without admitting or rejecting the SEC's conclusions" and pay $1.26 million in fines, which includes her promotional money.
Kardashian is "pleased to have resolved this situation with the SEC," according to her attorney.
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According to her lawyer, "Kardashian completely cooperated with the SEC from the outset and she is prepared to do anything she can to assist the SEC in this matter." She wished to put this issue behind her in order to prevent a drawn-out argument. She is able to do that because to the arrangement she negotiated with the SEC, allowing her to continue with her numerous business endeavours.
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